Business

India's GDP has topped $1 trillion, thanks to a strengthening rupee, making it the 12th country to achieve the milestone.

Maintaining Tuesday’s momentum, Sensex ended over 81 points higher on the Bombay Stock Exchange.

The markets had an extremely good day with CRR, repo and reverse repo rates reaming unchanged in the credit policy declared.

Satyam Computer Services on Friday posted 37.11 per cent increase in profit after tax (PAT) at Rs 397.50 crore for the quarter ended March 31.

The rankings are an outcome of an Indian Market Research Bureau (IMRB) poll conducted by Businessworld Magazine.

Cement companies, so far defiant on cutting prices, could soon be trapped in their own net. The prices may fall by 15 pc in 2008.

Sensex regained 13,000-mark with a 362 points jump. The rally was driven by positive impact of strong US markets.

The Sensex shot up by 243 points to regain the 13,000 mark in early trading on funds buying in line with the global markets.

UTI Bank's foray into Hong Kong is key to its strategy to participate in strong East and Far-East Asian economy.

The banking services would have remained disrupted almost the entire next week due to the proposed strike.

One billion fans are praying, advertisers are praying, even the ICC is praying. Indian team must have a long outing at the cricket world cup.

Indian investment in Britain is poised to outstrip British investment in the subcontinent, says a new study.

Barclays is in talks to buy ABN AMRO, the biggest Dutch bank, in what would be the world's largest financial-services acquisition.

Experts on the subject of innovation say ‘failure is good’ and that fear of failure often leads people to strive for creativity.

Participation at the world's biggest tourism fair has given tourism a boost and created a new image for India.

In order to retain the leadership in the telecom market, Bharti Airtel has decided to invest $8billion by 2010 to have a 25 per cent market share.